Getting up early, making breakfast, supervising online schooling, sitting in front of a computer, trying to work, going out to buy food, cooking, washing, and cleaning is perhaps the order of the day for many women during the pandemic. Claudia González Corrales SARS-CoV-2, the new coronavirus which has […]
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Soberana 01, safe and aiming for success
Cuba had the raw materials to do it: the evolution of the biopharmaceutical industry and unity among the research centres, guarantees the realisation of a vaccine against the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. Elizabeth Borrego Rodríguez On 13 August it was registered with the Cuban Public Register of Clinical Trials […]
An alliance for progressivism returns to Ecuador
Following the removal of Fuerza Compromiso Social (Social Commitment Force) from the register of political parties in Ecuador, a coalition of several political movements formed to participate in the upcoming elections, with an agenda of restoring hope amongst the Ecuadoran people. Sinay Céspedes Moreno The coalition, Unión por […]
African sisterhood
“Daughters of Africa” is an anthology of writing by women of African descent that appeared in 1992, edited by Margaret Busby. This was a time when the number of black women writers known to the literati could be counted on the fingers of one hand – so the more than […]
Political and personal paralysis in the pandemic
I met John outside the local corner shop this morning. He has multiple health problems, and is living on his own. Steve Latham As we walked home, he shared with me his frustrations at the way Coronavirus is progressing, and the abject failure of our government to get […]
















